Silver OPL5 Motorcycle Highway Bar Lights: Switchback LED Turn Signal Driving Lights for Harley Davidson 1-1/4 inch Crash Bar, Touring, & Bikes Review

Good idea, bad design. Very small and short screws. If you don't drill a hole to route the cable, there's a good chance the small power cables will get pinched. I put those things aside in favor of auto-connected 1157 LED bulbs and interchangeable clear lenses on the Suzuki C50T. $10 more than her and no wiring.

Looks great. Didn't have time to install. I like that the wires are behind the headlights so they can be routed inside the roll bar. They look very well made and not very light! They met my expectations, which is hard to come by with bike accessories. I would definitely recommend them to my friends.

Works well if you can get a good set. I had to buy 2 sets to get 2 good lights. The cables on the back of the lamps have come loose from the plastic. Need higher gauge wire and better quality control. UPDATE: The seller contacted the seller immediately and refunded the money for the poor lighting, so I'm upgrading it from 2 to 4 stars depending on how they handled it. The only reason it's not a 5 is because I'm waiting to test durability.

If you want to mount them without pinching the wire, you'll have to break out the drill bit. After the work was done, I was completely satisfied with the optics. Updated 08/10/2020. Having ridden the bike a few times since the lights were installed, I went to have it cleaned and found that the plastic chrome piece on the back of the light was starting to come loose from the mount. The screw, which some said ripped off, is fine, but the back comes off completely. I think I'll tape the seams so I

Excellent product. Being 1/3 cheaper than the competitor I was expecting it to be plastic but it turned out to be aluminum and good quality. HOWEVER, the product comes assembled (meaning the halves are screwed together, not the screws are in a little bag) and any machine that drives screws does so with so much torque that you can't get it out with the Allen key that comes with it. without head removal. Now I'm trying to find a way to remove 6 screws out of 8. If I can't do that, I have to…

Box opened and unpacked the first light. found a screw in the bubble wrap. I found the hole it came out of and tried to put it back in. There were no more threads. I think I got one of the returns and they just put it back on the shelf. Do yourself a favor and get away from them. Pure garbage. To keep them looking good (if at all possible) you need to drill a hole in the crossbar where you will mount them. You then need to drill another hole where the wires exit at the top and go to the wire…

Not bright at all As others have said the chrome parts are attached to the main black parts below with two small strips of double sided tape. Both of mine came loose with some pressure as I put my pants back on. I used a heat gun to heat the tape and chrome parts so they adhere properly. During installation I had to cut off the hot glue used to attach the lights to the body. There really has to be a better version out there somewhere. You get what you pay for as they say. To update; The chrome…

This is a nice street light kit. I didn't expect them to be that heavy as they feel well made. They look good, but installation was a bit more difficult due to the lower fairings and tall footpegs. There isn't much space to install screws, and the wiring between the poles and the light body is very tight. I wish they had done the wiring. I'm in a different spot so it could be routed from the outside of the crash bar where the wiring since it's in the center of the headlight housing is where the